Wow I just came acrossyour videos and I can say that they are best one I ever watch on TH-cam. Thank a lot for your effort and profound explanation. Your are the best teacher ☺️
Love to hear your voice Michael George such a good teacher of Egyptian Arabic You make it so easy to learn your . I have learnt a lot of words and sentences from you Before I found you I went with female teaching of Arabic And could not get on at all Thank you so much keep up the good work
Hi Maureen, Thank you so much for your nice words. I'm glad that I was able to help :) Feel free to ask any questions and I'll be more than happy to assist you with arabic as needed
I have never thought that so many people like this have difficulty speaking in Egyptian accent.It's really too different than normal arabic. Am I right??? While watching the video I have not felt that I am learning arabic as I am learning another language. I freaked out with pronouncing
What do you mean by "Normal Arabic"? Maybe you mean "Modern Standard Arabic". Well, each country can speak both Modern Standard Arabic and It's own accent (Eg: Egyptian Arabic). So, I can speak both of them but I use Egyptian Arabic in my daily conversation and daily life. For me, Egyptian Arabic is more important than Modern Standard Arabic. If I'm applying for a job, I fill in the application in Modern Standard Arabic because it is considered a formal accent. Yes, there are a lot of differences between Modern Standard Arabic and any other accent (Levantine Arabic, Saudi Arabic, Egyptian Arabic ....etc). You may consider them as two languages but It would be better if you learn both.
Quran is written in "Classical Arabic" and it's an ancient arabic. It's not an ordinary arabic as you claim. It's like Shakespearean English. It has too many difficult words as if you read literature. I teach the arabic that we, arab people, speak. It's normal or ordinary to speak in Egyptian Arabic and It's unusual and very hard to speak in "Classical Arabic".
@@ummu_abdullahno_name2391 I have absolutely no interest in the Quran but have a strong interest in learning Egyptian Arabic. Like religion and spirituality, languages can have many flavours.
I've made a lot of videos that aim to teach dialect arabic. Please visit my channel and watch them :) Thank you very much for watching this video and feel free to ask any questions :)
michael george Nice, is it close to October City, I wanted to try Syrian food there. I have trouble speaking like a man in arabic lol, I should study how to speak feminine. Thank you teacher for your help, God bless you in all things.
In Egyptian Arabic: كلت؟ = kalt = have you already eaten? Sometimes we pronounce it like: اكلت؟ = akalt Here are the most common sentences: كلت ولا احضرلك اكل معايا؟ kalt walla a7adarlak akl m3aya Have you eaten? or should I prepare some food for you with me? This means you're in your home and you're going to prepare some food for yourself and you're asking your visitor to eat with you. تحب اعزمك علي ايه؟ t7eb a3zemak 3ala eh? What food should I buy/bring for you? تحب اجيبلك اكل معايا؟ t7eb ageblak akl m3aya? Would you like to bring some food for you with me? This means you're in the street and you're going to buy some food and you're asking your friend if he would like to eat with you. فطرت؟ ولا اجيبلك فطار؟ fetert? walla ageblak fetar? Have you eaten your breakfast? Or should I bring a breakfast for you? اتغديت؟ ولا اعزمك علي الغدا؟ et3'adeet? walla a3zemak 3ala el 3'ada? Have you eaten your launch? Or should I buy/bring a launch for you? اتعشيت؟ ولا اعزمك علي العشا؟ et3ashet? walla a3zemak 3al 3asha? Have you eaten your dinner? Or should I buy/bring a dinner for you? If you're eating, you can say: اتفضل معايا = eftadal m3aya This is a very polite way to say "Eat with me". The previous sentences are very common in Egypt. If you managed to pronounce them correctly, people will think that you are a native speaker or at least you stayed in Egypt for 10 years or so :)
You can say: تتجوزيني؟ = will you marry me? = tetgawezeny? or انا بحبك وعاوز اتجوزك = I love you and I want to marry you = ana ba7ebek we 3awez agawezek
Thanks very much, some of the reply has numbers in it , i do not know what to make of that, I will practise , can you send me a slow audio of these answers? : Muhammadbey@gmx.com Thanks Brother!
I'll try to explain numbers because I'm so busy these days and It's Christmas in Egypt (Jan 7th). Sorry about that :) 7 = the character ح = it is closer in pronunciation to (H) 3 = the character ع = it is closer in pronunciation to (A)
it would be a real issue if he is teaching English. But he is teaching Arabic which doesn't have the sound of P. He is kind enough to teach people, which is something to admire.
@@NileStrike if a native arabic speaker aka Arab, starts to pronounce P as B , he stays the same for the rest of his life , sorry that's dumb to think it isnt important or serious issue . it is not as an accent as Spanish would say catolic instead of caTHolic , you cant at some italian restaurant order Basta but Pasta you don't say: the guy is barking 😁 but parking, Lol
@@athanasiusphilopatorismaxi389 Good for you! But who cares! Your comment makes no sense in an Arabic lesson. Sorry to say, but iIt's even dumpper to expect Americans to learn how to pronounce ح since they are young! Let us know when they've learned how to pronounce ع ، ح. Good luck!
@@NileStrike show me an out-of-context sole word in arabi; that if you can't pronounce 7aa2 but do Haa' instead, it'll change the meaning of the word!!
i need an audio of the following phrase, dear noora, i love you will you marry me?, i need it in english , a slow version and the regular speed, can you halp me?
A better version of this video is here: th-cam.com/video/YENkImjnY_U/w-d-xo.html
Wow I just came acrossyour videos and I can say that they are best one I ever watch on TH-cam. Thank a lot for your effort and profound explanation.
Your are the best teacher ☺️
Hey Michael, just passing by to say thanks for your efforts to teach others our Dialect. Greetings
Love to hear your voice Michael George such a good teacher of Egyptian Arabic
You make it so easy to learn your . I have learnt a lot of words and sentences from you
Before I found you I went with female teaching of Arabic And could not get on at all
Thank you so much keep up the good work
Hi Maureen,
Thank you so much for your nice words. I'm glad that I was able to help :) Feel free to ask any questions and I'll be more than happy to assist you with arabic as needed
this is great video!!! soooo helpful, thank u :)
thank u so much! super helpful!
You're welcome :) A better version of this video is here: th-cam.com/video/YENkImjnY_U/w-d-xo.html
very good teacher
Thank you very much Sena, You're wonderful :)
Can you make a video for numbers in Egyptian Arabic masculine and feminine please thank you God bless you
ya Thank you-is explained Very good
6 shukran for the daily used words**
I have never thought that so many people like this have difficulty speaking in Egyptian accent.It's really too different than normal arabic. Am I right??? While watching the video I have not felt that I am learning arabic as I am learning another language. I freaked out with pronouncing
What do you mean by "Normal Arabic"? Maybe you mean "Modern Standard Arabic".
Well, each country can speak both Modern Standard Arabic and It's own accent (Eg: Egyptian Arabic). So, I can speak both of them but I use Egyptian Arabic in my daily conversation and daily life. For me, Egyptian Arabic is more important than Modern Standard Arabic. If I'm applying for a job, I fill in the application in Modern Standard Arabic because it is considered a formal accent.
Yes, there are a lot of differences between Modern Standard Arabic and any other accent (Levantine Arabic, Saudi Arabic, Egyptian Arabic ....etc). You may consider them as two languages but It would be better if you learn both.
I mean by saying that arabic which can help you to understand language of quran. Do you know meanings words in the quran?
michael george I mean ordinary arabic
Quran is written in "Classical Arabic" and it's an ancient arabic. It's not an ordinary arabic as you claim. It's like Shakespearean English. It has too many difficult words as if you read literature.
I teach the arabic that we, arab people, speak. It's normal or ordinary to speak in Egyptian Arabic and It's unusual and very hard to speak in "Classical Arabic".
@@ummu_abdullahno_name2391 I have absolutely no interest in the Quran but have a strong interest in learning Egyptian Arabic. Like religion and spirituality, languages can have many flavours.
Shokrun for making this video :)
You're welcome and thank you so much for watching the video :)
great
Thanks :)
What a teacher
Oh that's so kind of you... Thanks for your nice words :)
shokran gazilan sadiqi!
I want learn more 😊
I've made a lot of videos that aim to teach dialect arabic. Please visit my channel and watch them :) Thank you very much for watching this video and feel free to ask any questions :)
thank you very helpfull
Isn’t lao samaht excuse me too? And momken is also I would like or can I etc
Wow excellent. Yes, they have double meaning. It seems that your arabic is good :)
michael george Yes because I started looking at this vids and learn too and even my granddad helps.
Aw thank you :) It's great to have an arabic granddad. Keep practising with him... well done.
great :)
wow thank you so much for this compliment :)
Better if you put
(F) for female
(M) male
or *Both gender*
+Vegan Euphoria Okay, I'll do it in my next videos. Thank you so much for your suggestion and for watching the video :)
michael george
Thank you for your quick action.
It would be helpful please lol, I will visit Giza & Cairo, InshaaAllah in Jan 2018
+Vegan Euphoria WoW welcome to Egypt :) I live in an area not far from Giza.
michael george
Nice, is it close to October City, I wanted to try Syrian food there.
I have trouble speaking like a man in arabic lol, I should study how to speak feminine. Thank you teacher for your help, God bless you in all things.
thanck u sir but also need to write words in arabic
Helo Michael, how to ask a person if they have already eaten ? Tq
In Egyptian Arabic:
كلت؟ = kalt = have you already eaten?
Sometimes we pronounce it like:
اكلت؟ = akalt
Here are the most common sentences:
كلت ولا احضرلك اكل معايا؟
kalt walla a7adarlak akl m3aya
Have you eaten? or should I prepare some food for you with me?
This means you're in your home and you're going to prepare some food for yourself and you're asking your visitor to eat with you.
تحب اعزمك علي ايه؟
t7eb a3zemak 3ala eh?
What food should I buy/bring for you?
تحب اجيبلك اكل معايا؟
t7eb ageblak akl m3aya?
Would you like to bring some food for you with me?
This means you're in the street and you're going to buy some food and you're asking your friend if he would like to eat with you.
فطرت؟ ولا اجيبلك فطار؟
fetert? walla ageblak fetar?
Have you eaten your breakfast? Or should I bring a breakfast for you?
اتغديت؟ ولا اعزمك علي الغدا؟
et3'adeet? walla a3zemak 3ala el 3'ada?
Have you eaten your launch? Or should I buy/bring a launch for you?
اتعشيت؟ ولا اعزمك علي العشا؟
et3ashet? walla a3zemak 3al 3asha?
Have you eaten your dinner? Or should I buy/bring a dinner for you?
If you're eating, you can say:
اتفضل معايا = eftadal m3aya
This is a very polite way to say "Eat with me".
The previous sentences are very common in Egypt. If you managed to pronounce them correctly, people will think that you are a native speaker or at least you stayed in Egypt for 10 years or so :)
Thank u so much
You're welcome :)
@@michaelgeorgearabic I try to remember all and pretend that I already have been in Egypt five years.
@@shamsfang765 Oh lol :D :D Welcome to Egypt :D :D
how do you say , will you marry me to a female in Egyptian Arabic?
You can say:
تتجوزيني؟ = will you marry me? = tetgawezeny?
or
انا بحبك وعاوز اتجوزك = I love you and I want to marry you = ana ba7ebek we 3awez agawezek
Thanks very much, some of the reply has numbers in it , i do not know what to make of that, I will practise , can you send me a slow audio of these answers?
: Muhammadbey@gmx.com
Thanks Brother!
I'll try to explain numbers because I'm so busy these days and It's Christmas in Egypt (Jan 7th). Sorry about that :)
7 = the character ح = it is closer in pronunciation to (H)
3 = the character ع = it is closer in pronunciation to (A)
thanks very much.
You're welcome :)
write as arabic words
Thank you so much for your feedback. I'll do it next time :)
جورج. ... ممكن تصلح النطق بتاعك؟ حرف ال p عندك ضايع
Athanasius Philopatoris Maximus Antonios العيب مش منه المصريين كلهم نطقهم كدة اصلا
it would be a real issue if he is teaching English. But he is teaching Arabic which doesn't have the sound of P. He is kind enough to teach people, which is something to admire.
@@NileStrike if a native arabic speaker aka Arab, starts to pronounce P as B , he stays the same for the rest of his life , sorry that's dumb to think it isnt important or serious issue .
it is not as an accent as Spanish would say catolic instead of caTHolic ,
you cant at some italian restaurant order Basta but Pasta
you don't say:
the guy is barking 😁 but parking, Lol
@@athanasiusphilopatorismaxi389 Good for you! But who cares! Your comment makes no sense in an Arabic lesson. Sorry to say, but iIt's even dumpper to expect Americans to learn how to pronounce ح since they are young! Let us know when they've learned how to pronounce ع ، ح. Good luck!
@@NileStrike show me an out-of-context sole word in arabi; that if you can't pronounce 7aa2 but do Haa' instead, it'll change the meaning of the word!!
can u teach in viber lol
Of course, I will add you
who want to learn Arabic i can help
emad eldeen i wana learn
i need an audio of the following phrase, dear noora, i love you will you marry me?, i need it in english , a slow version and the regular speed, can you halp me?
Tislam
7abibi